need help with follwoing A patient from Italy who has just moved to the United States presentswith shortness of breath. Examination of his blood smear shows redblood cells that are pale, due to lack of hemoglobin production. Which ofthe following is the correct diagnosis?thalassemiaO hemoglobinurlaO hematuriaO sickle cell anemia All of the following are part of the response to vessel damage EXCEPT forO conversion of soluble factors to their insoluble tom.O vasodilation.platelet recruiting.O plugging of the damage by platelcts.

A patient from Italy who has just moved to the United States presents with shortness of breath. Examination of his blood smear shows red blood cells that are pale, due to lack of hemoglobin production. Which of the following is the correct diagnosis? O thalassemia O hemoglobinurla O hematuria O sickle cell anemia

A patient from Italy who has just moved to the United States presents with shortness of breath. Examination of his blood smear shows red blood cells that are pale, due to lack of hemoglobin production. Which of the following is the correct diagnosis? O thalassemia O hemoglobinurla O hematuria O sickle cell anemia

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285866932

Author:Lauralee Sherwood

Publisher:Lauralee Sherwood

Chapter11: The Blood

Section: Chapter Questions

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